VPN

VPN stands for Virtual Private Network. Some services such as downloads from department websites can only be accessed by a computer based within the University.

A VPN provides your computer with a virtual connection to the university network. Your computer then acts as though it were based in Oxford, and you can access full university services.

Remember that whilst your VPN is on you are part of the Oxford network so don't do anything you wouldn't do when connected to eduroam or BNCwifi.

Full documentation for using the VPN can be found at the Oxford IT services here.

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Brasenose IT @ITBrasenose·

21 Feb

Have you backed up your work recently?

If you've not already done so, you can set up OneDrive in just a few minutes to make sure your work is synchronised to the cloud (and it's free for students!). https://it.brasenose.org/help/how-to-set-up-onedrive/

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Brasenose IT @ITBrasenose·

20 Dec

We've had reports of a phishing message making the rounds today which claims that you have an important message waiting. Please be vigilant of such scams/phishing attempts.

As per the guidance at https://help.it.ox.ac.uk/email/phishing/index this message has the tell-tale signs of not being genuine.

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